The Alabama Hispanic Baptist Fellowship celebrated its sixth anniversary Jan. 23 at First Hispanic Baptist Church, Fort Payne. Approximately 60 people were present for the
If you’re going to be a believer, serve your church — serve anywhere [you] can bring people to Christ. I just thought that was what
Mobile County District Attorney John Tyson wasted no time enforcing the state’s gambling laws. Just four days after being appointed commander of the Governor’s Task
Chickasaw is attempting to become the first city in the state to open a gambling facility that will meet “legal bingo” standards outlined by the
The Bessemer City Council voted to accept three electronic bingo gambling permit applications Jan. 22 despite Judge Eugene Verin’s order to keep the “status quo”
The University of Mobile’s (UM) Roger Breland has been named to a new role at the school — vice president for project development. Formerly director
Nobody can predict with certainty what the next 400 years hold for Baptists — or for any religious denomination — church historian Martin Marty told
The University of Mobile (UM) Center for Performing Arts is now selling tickets for the final two shows of the season, “Lend Me a Tenor”
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